Do-it-yourself calendar in the preparatory group. DIY time calendar

Marina Suzdaleva

The change of seasons, day and night, various atmospheric phenomena and precipitation are the subject of study for the entire preschool period. To facilitate the task of observing the changes that occur in nature, the participants "" made nature calendars for their kids with their own hands. As it turned out, there can be many options for creating such a didactic manual. I am sure you will like one of them, and very soon you will have your own center for observing the weather with children in your home.

Source materials:

  • Whatman sheet;
  • A sheet of colored cardboard;
  • Color blanks (we have these natural phenomena, time of day, and seasons);
  • Magnetic tape;
  • Magnets holders;
  • File;
  • Double-sided tape;
  • Scissors;
  • Glue;
  • Thick thread with a needle.

Manufacturing process:


Victoria Pechieva, mother of 2 kids: Nastenka 2 years old. 5 months and Matveyka, 8 months old, Belorechensk.

Nature calendar for kids

I made a calendar of nature on a large sheet of drawing paper. First, I developed a sketch, thought out where which elements would be located. I tried to make it as simple as possible so that my daughter could understand.

The calendar has:

  • seasons;
  • days of the week;
  • weather;
  • Times of Day.

I printed out color pictures on the printer, painted some. The days of the week are arranged in colored circles made of self-adhesive paper strictly according to the colors of the rainbow, numbered and signed. The days of the week and the time of day are located in a circle that I pasted onto hard cardboard.

The most difficult thing was to make spinning arrows, dad helped with this. The arrows themselves are made from pieces of a yogurt bottle (originally cut out of cardboard, but seemed fragile). The arrow is attached with a bolt and nuts, the nuts are screwed on both sides of the poster, for strength everything was laid with cardboard. The metal elements were sealed with white self-adhesive paper.

First, you can look at the poster, study the numbers, colors, weather, and then the daughter herself will show what the weather is like now.

Olga Antonenko and daughter Olesya, 1 year 5 months, Yaroslavl

Calendar - a window on the refrigerator

We will need:

  • cardboard;
  • colored beautiful paper;
  • soft magnets;
  • printed thematic pictures;
  • glue.

I immediately liked the idea of ​​creating a weather calendar. The only thing was that there was no time to do something large-scale, project-based. Yes, and I wanted something small and on magnets. Therefore, I decided that it would be a window on the refrigerator. Our refrigerator is conveniently located near the window, and as a rule, it is with it that the day begins. So I thought it would be great to start not only with food, but also with observing what is now outside the window, what day of the week, in what mood we woke up and fill our window.

The window itself was made of thick cardboard. Then I decorated it with beautiful colored paper and glued a soft magnet on the back. Then I printed pictures. Decided it would be:

  • Day of the month - will help us to study the numbers;
  • Days of the week - in the form of wagons, so that they can be either attached to the window or collected side by side in order;
  • Weather - we will look out the window and analyze what we see now;
  • - help the son to better understand what he feels;
  • Months - I think, it is already possible to slowly master.

And the last one is the most difficult to implement, but I really want it to be the most important event of the day. It can be put down in the morning, as an expectation of what lies ahead for us today, or in the evening, so that the son himself chooses what he remembers the most.

Until this column is filled, I need to think about which pictures to choose, most likely it will be replenished gradually, because going to the theater and buying ice cream can become an important event.
In any case, I hope filling this box will become a good tradition to start the day.

Olga Danilova and son Yura, 2.6 years old, St. Petersburg.

The calendar was made in several visits. It consists of three blocks:

  • season;
  • day / night (days of the week are still difficult for us to realize).

The idea was this: to make sensory seasons.

Winter- covered the sheet with heavily diluted blue gouache, then sprinkled with salt. When it dried, it turned out very beautifully, the salt crystals shimmer like snow.

Spring- first they picked napkins, then soaked them in a solution (water + green gouache + PVA). I glued it to the sheet. After drying, the child applied flowers with his finger - yellow, blue, red.

Summer- the butterfly was painted with fingers.

Autumn- first, the child drew falling leaves with a finger, then glued the sticks in the form of trees.

Rain painted with fingers. I cut out the snowflake. The sun from clothespins (there is another modification of it on cardboard). The cloud was cut out of a sponge. Night - stars were drawn on the cream lid with a finger.

Seasons are constantly placed, the rest is inserted into transparent pockets. We will study the weather outside and the time of day.

Alla Shuvalova and daughter Lenochka, 11 months old, Samara.

Tired of the mess in the nursery? Tired of endlessly collecting toys for the child?

Calendar - poster on self-adhesive film

I wanted to make a functional, useful thing for my daughter, but at the same time, so that it would be interesting to her, understandable, meet her interests and age appropriate. So it didn't load too much. Since my daughter loves to draw, it was decided to allocate a special place for this: she painted a tree (apple tree). Then we will draw color, leaves, apples. In general, what we will observe in nature.

Made the main natural phenomena in the form of Velcro toys:

  • the sun from the threads of floss. Crocheted a cardboard circle;
  • a synthetic winterizer served as a filler for the cloud;
  • a cloud with rain is filled with millet - "rain";
  • I wove a snowflake from beads (you can find many patterns on the Internet).

The entire poster was sealed with a self-adhesive film, due to which it achieved multifunctionality.

The apple tree turned out to be of the “draw-erase” type, cards can be glued to the rest of the area with adhesive tape or on the same film: signs of spring, other natural phenomena (rainbow, fog, thunderstorm, etc.). I pasted short poems for myself about the cloud, the sun, spring, and it turned out to be little cheat sheets.

Katerina Efremova and daughter Olya 1 year 3 months

The whole family undertook to make a weather calendar: mom cut it out, daughter glued it, and dad assembled the whole structure! For our age, we decided that it would be enough to determine the weather according to the following parameters: the sun is shining, cloudy weather, it is snowing or raining. Over time, the calendar will be supplemented with other criteria. In the meantime, before going for a morning walk, Alena and I look out the window and say what kind of weather is outside our window, and then we go to the weather calendar and hide either the sun, or clouds, or snow, or rain behind its window.

We needed:


Manufacturing process:

  1. Blanks of colored paper were glued onto a large sheet of cardboard (a circle and rays for the sun, clouds, snowflakes were made using a figured hole punch, raindrops).
  2. A window was cut out of a small cardboard, on one side of which a thin cocktail tube was glued.
  3. They pulled a fishing line in the center of the calendar, inserted it into the window with a straw. Smaller pieces of the tube were glued along the edges of the wrong side of the calendar, a fishing line was inserted into them and its ends were tied in the middle of the wrong side.

Thus, the window easily moves from one end of the calendar of nature to the other and can both rise to the top row and fall to the bottom.

Salimova Olga and daughter Alena, 2 years old, 2 months old, Yekaterinburg.

My daughter and I already had a calendar indicating the seasons that we made together: we cut out a cardboard circle, divided it into 4 parts, in each of which we drew a tree (covered with snow, blooming and flowering, with a bright green crown and yellow-red ).

After that, I glued our “Dial of the Seasons” onto an A3 sheet, signed and supplemented it with a sheet with the name of the season and months (a colored paper clip acts as an index here), as well as a pocket where we show the number.

Now it's the turn of the weather calendar. We made another round scoreboard with an arrow pointer. They came up with symbols, drew and attached a new scoreboard and an arrow to the already existing calendar with a button.

It turned out much easier and faster than I expected, seeing similar calendars!

Kudryashova Nadezhda and children Anya (4.4 years old) and Misha (1.2 years old), St. Petersburg.

Here is our version of a simple weather calendar. Printed the days of the week, time of day and time of year. On a separate sheet, they drew a circle with months and decorated it, added the seasons to it and divided it into sectors.

They hung it on a magnetic board, and with the help of magnets, the daughter sets the desired value. And in the date and weather column writes the corresponding values. Here we have such a mobile board. The most interesting thing is that the daughter can show her imagination and draw the weather as she herself feels. This is mini art - therapy is obtained.

Trukhacheva Maria and daughter Vasilisa, 6 years old

I really liked the idea of ​​a do-it-yourself weather calendar, since my son and I have already begun to learn such concepts as seasons, weather, precipitation.

To begin with, I took a base sheet of A3 watercolor paper, pasted over it with colored paper, with the image of clouds. The main theme of the calendar, I took exactly the concept of seasons and the fact that each season has 3 months.

I found these pictures, made one corner rounded and glued it to the main sheet. Then I wrote down the names of the months. I plan to hang the calendar on the refrigerator, next to the window, so that my son and I can look in there and see what the weather is like now.

On the left, I drew a scale with types of precipitation, opposite which you can put a magnet. I signed the calendar and made an arrow to determine the month. Here is the calendar!

It is clearly visible: it is now spring, the month of March, it is snowing outside. The son has already examined it and it seems to me that he liked the calendar.

Geido Olga and son Vanya, 1 year 3 months old, Novosibirsk

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Marina Vandysheva

It is a useful decoration for every group. It should be not only bright and interesting, but also informative and understandable for children.

The main features calendar is included:

Formation of children's ideas about ecology.

The development of thinking, the ability to establish causal relationships between different natural phenomena.

Cultivating respect and love for nature.

For the manufacture of calendar need material: plastic panel; plastic corners; scotch; magnet; pictures downloaded from the Internet and printed on self-adhesive paper.

I used a plastic panel for the base of the stand, and plastic corners for the frame.

On the bottom corner I pasted the numbers cut out from the tear-off calendar.


I pasted the numbers on top with tape.


She pulled two threads along which the red window moves freely. In the red frame, children mark the desired day of the month.


I printed color pictures from the Internet on self-adhesive paper, pasted them with wide adhesive tape and placed them on the base.

three circles: change of seasons, parts of the day, various atmospheric phenomena and precipitation. I placed spinning arrows in the center of each circle.

A train with wagons indicates the days of the week, where by moving the Hedgehog in the wagons, you can specify the day of the week.


Pictures of trees and children correspond to seasonal changes.


Each of the pictures is attached to the base with a magnet, which allows you to change them according to the seasons.



I attached 2 transparent pockets to the base and inserted images into them in accordance with the season.


I also printed a thermometer.


The moving indicator of the thermometer is made of ordinary cord, half dyed with red lacquer.

I think that having such nature calendar you can maximize the activity of children in the corner nature.

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Helpful Hints

Creating a calendar at home can be a very exciting experience for you.

You can safely involve children to work on the calendar. You can make a simple and practical calendar, or you can make a whole decoration for the interior.

Also on the Internet you can find ready-made samples of calendars that you just need to print and then use to create beautiful crafts.


On our website you will also find:


DIY calendar for the year. Option 1.


You will need:

Colored cardboard (you can use plain white A4)

Ruler

simple pencil

Markers.

1. Take 12 sheets of colored cardboard, and draw 7 columns and 5 lines on each. Use a ruler and a simple pencil.

When you have drawn everything, you can trace the lines with a marker (also using a ruler).


2. On each sheet, write the name of the month (preferably at the top). Write large letters with a bright marker.

3. At the top of each column, write the name of the day of the week.

4. In the remaining cells, enter the dates - in the upper right or left corner.

* To know which day to start counting from, you can check the calendar on your phone, tablet or computer, or just look at the last year's calendar - for example, December 31, 2015 was Friday, then January 1, 2016 is Saturday.


* You should also know how many days are in each month, especially the month of February - in 2016 it has 29 days. September, April, June and November have 30 days, the rest (excluding February) have 31 days.

5. Each sheet of the calendar can be decorated as you like. You can use, for example, colored pencils, felt-tip pens, wax crayons, stickers, stickers, glitter, etc.

6. Do not forget to mark important dates: birthdays, New Year and Christmas, holidays. You can cut out pictures or stick stickers for each such day.


* For example, if mom's birthday is March 10, then you can draw or glue flowers in the appropriate cell. But New Year you can stick a snowflake or Santa Claus.

7. To hang the calendar, you can make holes in each sheet (in the same place), thread a ribbon or string.

How to make a calendar from postcards with your own hands. Option 2.


Some of us kept (or still keep) diaries, and sometimes it's nice to remember some fragments of our lives. This calendar combines 2 items at once - a calendar and a diary for a year.

For a year, you write down everything interesting that happened to you or your child on that day and another, and a year later you read all these records.

If you make a similar diary every year, then in 10 years it will be very interesting for you to remember what happened a decade ago.


You will need:

small box

12 postcards

Print with date (if not - you can manually write all the dates)

Scissors

Notebook in a wide line

Twine.


1. Cut the pages of the notebook into a wide line into identical leaves. You can just cut it in half.

2. Write the date on each piece of paper. You can just write a month ahead so as not to spend a lot of time writing dates a year ahead.


3. Postcards can be trimmed so that they are slightly larger than the sheets.

4. Lay out all the papers and postcards in the box.



Christmas tree advent calendar for kids


This craft was made for December, but you can do it for any month, for example, when your family has the most holidays.

You will need:

wooden clothespins

Colored tape (washi tape)

Double-sided tape

Acrylic paints (if desired).


Make a symbolic Christmas tree with tape.

Clothespins can be decorated with paints or the same adhesive tape.


Attach the clothespins to the Christmas tree using double-sided tape.

Use a white marker to write the date, and you can attach a small gift to each clothespin (or some clothespins).

How to make a calendar with Instagram photos. Option 3.


You will need:

Photo

Months of the year printed on leaves (can be found on the Internet)

Scissors

Glue or double sided tape

Twine or satin ribbon

Wrapping.


1. Decide what size your photos will be.

2. Based on the dimensions of the photographs, cut your printouts of the months of the year and the cardboard to which you will then glue the photographs.


3. Use double-sided tape to stick photos to cardboard sheets.

4. Make two holes at the bottom of the photo sheets and at the top of the month sheets.

5. Fasten the sheets with twine or tape.

How to make a calendar for a year on canvas. Option 4.



You will need:

Canvas (in this example, the size is 40 x 50 cm)

Satin ribbon or colored tape (washi tape)

pins

wire cutters

Hot glue

Colored paper and double-sided tape or stickers

Colored cardboard.


1. Using a satin ribbon or tape, divide the canvas into several cells.


* In the case of using tape, you can fix it with pins, which should be cut with wire cutters from the back of the canvas and fixed with hot glue.


* In this example, the canvas is divided into 7 columns and 5 rows.



2. Cut colored paper into 31 pieces and number each. You can use stickers, which should also be numbered.

* In this example, small pieces of paper with numbers are used, but you can use larger pieces of paper so that important reminders can be written on them.

Tape each piece of paper to your cell with double-sided tape. If you're using stickers, you don't need tape.

3. On other colored paper or card, write or print the name of the month.

4. Now you can change the months and rearrange the days, while you can write important events on pieces of paper.

How to make an erasable calendar with your own hands. Option 5.

You will need:

Color palette or stickers in different colors

Frame for a photo or picture with glass (in this example, its size is 30 x 40 cm)

Scissors

Water-based marker (easy-to-erase whiteboard marker) and sponge

Double-sided tape (when using the color palette).


1. Visually divide your frame so that it can fit 31 days.

In this example, each cell has a size of 5 x 5 cm

2. Stick stickers or a color palette to the wall of the frame (using double-sided tape).

3. Cover the frame with glass and you can write on it with an easy-to-erase marker and erase when needed.


A similar option can be done using fabric against the wall of the frame. On the fabric you need to draw lines and cover with glass.


How to make a school calendar for the year with your own hands. Option 6.

You will need:

Cork board

Scissors

Colored cardboard or color palette.

1. For each month, select your color scheme and, starting from this, cut as many pieces of paper as there are days in the corresponding month. You can cut a color palette or colored cardboard.

2. Use the buttons to attach the pieces of paper to the board and number them with a marker in accordance with the days of the month.

3. Write the name of the month on a separate cardboard rectangle and also attach it to the board with buttons.

* on pieces of paper you can write important events or draw something.

4. It remains to hang the calendar on the wall.

* Each new month, you can decorate the board as you like, and don't forget to change the dates according to the calendar.

A simple wall calendar made from colored tape. Option 7.

You will need:

colored tape

Stickers

We make a wall calendar with Velcro. Option 8.

You will need:

Frame

Plywood or cardboard (the size must match the photo frame)

Piece of cloth (to wrap the plywood)

Foam rubber

Buttons

Hot glue

Scissors

colored paper

water soluble fabric marker

Thread and needle

Velcro.

1. Wrap plywood or cardboard with foam rubber, and wrap it with cloth on top and secure with tape, glue or a stapler.


2. Cut out small circles from colored paper and write numbers from 1 to 31 on them. Glue these circles to the buttons.

* Check if all buttons (31 pcs.) fit in the frame. You may need to choose smaller buttons.


3. With a pencil and a ruler, make markings on the fabric to evenly attach the buttons with numbers in their places.




4. Glue buttons to buttons.

5. Cut out rectangles from felt. Also cut out rectangles from cardboard, but a little smaller. Write (or print) the names of the months on cardboard rectangles and stitch the papers to the felt.

Svetlana Baboshina

Good day, dear colleagues, friends, guests of my page! I present to your attention a master class on making a calendar of nature with your own hands. After the renovation, I had a few ceiling tiles left, and I decided to put them to good use in my work with children. I made a calendar of nature in the form of a folder - a screen.

For work I needed:

1. ceiling tiles (laminated);

4. dense files (A-4 format);

5. double tape;

6. printed pictures;

7. stationery knife;

8. adhesive for ceiling tiles.

Let's get to work:

Stage 1.

With the mode at the ceiling tiles, all corners with a clerical knife.

Stage 2.

On the sides of the tile with an awl, we will make holes for further assembly of the product. We make them evenly on all sides.

Stage 3.

We fasten the tiles with a decorative cord or satin ribbon. We take 2 laces and pass them through the holes, we begin to weave (lacing). We tie the ends of the lace with a bow on the back of the folder.



Stage 4.

We decorate with a cord 2 sides of our folder - a screen. Processing the edges of the folder is even easier, wrap it with braid (as we sew with a needle over the edge). Glue the ends to the tile on the reverse side.

Stage 5

Using double tape, we fix the files - pockets on our tile. We glue all other elements with special glue for ceiling tiles.

Folder - weather calendar screen is ready!


In my folder - a screen (calendar of nature) - 3 sections:

1. We watch the weather. For younger children, you can glue the board to draw with a marker. Mark the weather with a marker, first with the help of a teacher, and then on your own. You can insert a landscape sheet with markings by day into a transparent file. Older children will mark the weather with the help of conventional symbols. This is very convenient - you can follow the weather for a certain period of time, followed by a comparison of the weather.


2. seasonal picture, with the time of year.


3. Birdwatching on site.

Here are pictures of birds. Next to the bird is a colored circle that corresponds to this particular bird. At the bottom of our tile is a transparent pocket. It contains small pieces of white paper with an outline of circles. Children mark on them the birds that they saw on a walk (paint over the circles with a certain color). Younger children do this with the help of a teacher.



You can supplement the calendar of nature with other sections.

For example: monitor plantings in the garden (in a group and on the street, displaying this on paper, and then inserting it into a pocket - a file. The entire path of growth and development of the plant will be traced here.

A folder - a screen can be placed in a corner of nature, put on a windowsill or in another place, or simply folded.


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We never have to think that such a thing as a calendar can be made by hand. After all, we can buy it in any store or use it from our tablet. But if you try at least once to use a calendar made by hands with love, then every time you take it out, you will feel the warmth of human hands.

From improvised materials, you can create a whole work of art that can never be compared with a purchased item. Think about what kind of calendar you would like to have and make it inspired by one of the ideas. Before you start making a calendar, you should think about what form it will be in: wall, flip, etc. Consider how to make a calendar with your own hands.

Desk calendar

This handmade paper calendar will brighten up your office routine and will therefore be a great gift for your colleague or you. Learn how to make a DIY paper calendar.

You will need to get a few pages of thick paper. Each page is devoted to one month. The pages will need to be cut with scissors and formed into a rectangle.


Next, apply a calendar grid to each page, this can be done according to a template or manually. You can find a template on the Internet and print it out, or arm yourself with pencils, felt-tip pens and do everything by hand. You can decorate the pages as you wish, you will need a color palette, glitter, colored pencils, markers, stickers and other things for this.

Arrange each month in order, fold the sheets together and poke a hole in the middle of the sheet with a hole punch. Insert the ring in there. You can make your calendar in any shape - round, oval, square, heart-shaped. Your imagination is not limited by anything.


So that you can always see the calendar in front of you, attach it to the base. To make the base, you will need several sheets, preferably cardboard. Cut out three rectangles from paper, two of them should be the same in length and width. And one needs to be made half as wide in width - this will be the bottom of the base. Next, you'll need to glue all of these pieces together to form the base that you'll attach your desk calendar to.

Postcard calendar

This idea is fascinating, it will bring a lot of pleasure to your household. Throughout the year, you can record events that happened to you and your family on the calendar. In 10 years, such a calendar will become a family heirloom that will be interesting to read.

To make such a calendar, prepare the following items: postcards for each month, a box, scissors, notebook sheets with a wide ruler, twine, a stamp.

Take a notebook in a wide ruler and cut out small rectangles from notebook sheets. Stamp the date on each rectangle. But if it is not there, then you can do it manually.

Put all the leaves and postcards with the months in a box. Leaflets should be arranged by date, each month is highlighted by a postcard.


Calendar with photos

Choose your photos, prepare leaflets, colored cardboard, fasteners - glue, adhesive tape, colored paper, ribbon (satin ribbon is most suitable). Instead of photos, you can take any pictures, such as images from movies, landscapes, etc.

Progress:

  • Photos should be the same size, you should take care of this at the very beginning.
  • Prepare paper sheets of a suitable size on which you can stick your photos. Do this with glue or tape.
  • Connect all the leaves together, according to the days and months. At the top, make a hole through which you need to thread the tape.

If you own Photoshop, then you can print the leaves yourself with a beautiful background and a calendar grid. Print your work on the printer. Although it is sometimes impossible on a printer, you need to print the sheets in the format you need. In this case, you can resort to the services of photo studios or printing houses. After that, you can stick your photos and you will have a calendar that is dear to your heart.

Wall calendar - glider

If you want to make a calendar that will remind you of important things or events, then try making this option. Take a large sheet - drawing paper, draw 12 sectors or 31 squares there.

In each of these sectors you can enter the information you need. Designate sectors by months or squares by days. Now you can add any information related to your life there - plans for the coming months, birthdays of your loved ones, vacation days, etc.


You can make a versatile canvas wall calendar that will help you for years, not just one. To do this, you need to find a canvas of the right size for you. Draw borders on it, you should get 7 columns and 5 rows. This must be done with ribbons. Where the lines intersect, attach pretty pins. On the reverse side of the ribbon can be fixed with wire cutters.

You will need colored paper or cardboard, from which you need to make squares with numbers corresponding to the days of the week. Attach them with double tape to each cell. The names of the month can also be prepared from colored paper and pasted on. Now you can write about any events and reminders on stickers and stick them on the date you need.

perpetual calendar

You can make a perpetual calendar out of any solid material, such as plywood or cardboard, or preferably wood. It will serve you faithfully for many years. In the base-box of such a calendar there is a pair of cubes, where the days of the week and a block with months are marked. A minimum set of numbers from 0 to 5 is applied to one die.

On the second die, the numbers from 0 to 9 are applied, the number 9 is not applied, since the number 6 may well play its role. The names of the months are applied on the faces of three long bars.

If you want to make such a calendar out of wood, then you need to prepare tools such as a saw, cutter, jigsaw to work with them on wood. We cut out cubes and sticks. With sandpaper, you need to sand your wooden blanks.


The inscriptions on the cubes of the bars are applied in various ways. If you are confident in your drawing skills, you can do it by hand with a brush and paint.

If not, then make a template that you can outline. You can also apply numbers using a burning machine, wood cutters, or simply stick buttons with numbers. You can oil your wood blanks to give them a more attractive appearance.

The case for the calendar is made from pieces of plywood. The back wall should correspond to the entire length of the construction of cubes and bars. The size of the side wall should correspond to the width of the cube and the width of the back wall, the height of the cube and the thickness of the bar. All cubes and bars should be placed at the bottom.


The design can be fixed with joiner's nails or glue. The case can be decorated to make it look more attractive by painting it with paint or sticking various images.

Such a calendar will not gather dust somewhere in the back of the closet, it will faithfully serve a person, as well as decorate the room.

simple wall calendar

There is the easiest option to make a calendar with your own hands, on which you can practice to get started. Take a simple sheet of paper and cardboard and draw on it by hand 7 columns, 5 lines. The lines should be absolutely even with the same gaps. Sign the columns and lines with the days of the week, months.

Decorate your calendar with drawings or stickers. A color palette or stickers will help you with this. You can highlight important dates somehow in a special way by sticking some small accessory or picture on them. For example, on the date of the New Year you can stick a snowflake or a Christmas tree, on a birthday - a flower. If it's your sister's birthday, put a small photo of her on that date. Fold the sheets, make a hole, translate with twine or ribbon and hang on the wall.


If you like to draw and do it well, then just paint a piece of drawing paper, having first drawn it and made the necessary notes. You can hang a wall calendar on a carnation or hook, which must first be placed on the wall.

Show your imagination and create various versions of calendars yourself. You can present your crafts to your loved ones, especially on such a holiday as the New Year. This will be a great sign of attention, and they will be happy to receive such a wonderful gift from you.